In episode 61, we discussed Biden’s debate performance, the denouncing of Black Greek Letter Organizations, Justin Timberlake’s DUI, and the Famine in Sudan. Our talk of the Town was Reggie Jackson’s comments.

In episode 60, we engaged in an insightful discussion about the importance of HBCUs with our guest Vickee Gray. In our "What's Going On" segment, we tackled thought-provoking topics such as whether smartphones should be banned from schools, Caitlin Clark's courageous stand against the use of her name, and the universities that have empowered the most billionaires. The talk of the town was Martha-Ann Alito, and we also illuminated a lesser-known Black History Fact about Vada Watson Somerville.

In episode 59, we covered Howard University's decision to rescind Diddy’s honorary degree, employers prioritizing non-Ivy League schools due to activism, Wendell Pierce's denial of an apartment in Harlem, and Joy Reid's excoriation of Byron Donald. The hot topics were Angel Reese and Caitlin Clark.

In the 58th episode, we delved into a variety of impactful topics. These included the verdict on former President Trump, who was found guilty on 34 counts of falsifying business records. We also explored the decision to allow colleges to pay their athletes and Major League Baseball's incorporation of Negro League statistics. Additionally, we uncovered the issue of illegal hostels emerging throughout Los Angeles. One noteworthy highlight was Harrison Butker's commencement speech at Benedict College, which stirred significant discussion.

In our "What's Going On" segment, in episode 57, we discussed Diddy, Marilyn Mosby's punishment, Inside the NBA, Shilo Sanders filing for bankruptcy, and the back-and-forth between Marjorie Taylor Greene and Jasmine Crockett. Our talk of the town was about Cam'ron's interview with Abby Phillip on CNN. We also discussed Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas, 50 Cent, and Boss.

In episode 56, we covered several topics including segregation academies, the issue of students using cell phones in the classroom, a teacher who was fired for disregarding transgender policies and received a $360,000 settlement for wrongful termination, and a Maryland teacher who was fired for allowing five girls to unbraid his hair. We also discussed the trend of Black D1 athletes preferring to date and marry white women.

In episode 55, we had a discussion on the reasons why Black people do not get married, the issue of Black unemployment, the lack of funding for Black and Latino students in low-income school districts, and whether the choice of restaurant and who pays for the meal on the first serious date matters. We also talked about the Drake and Kendrick rap feud, which was the talk of the town. Additionally, we discussed a new predominantly white city in east Baton Rouge, Louisiana.

In episode 54, we had an interview with Nakia Foster about the health and exercise of African American women. We discussed Reggie Bush receiving his Heisman Trophy, no Black women not having a shoe deal in the WNBA, College students calling for their schools to divest from Israel, and Black children being overrepresented in Minnesota. Our talk of the town was about Megan Thee Stallion.